0805 SMD LED Kit 100pcs 5 Colors SMD LED Diode Lights Kit Super Bright Lighting Bulb Lamps,Electronics Components Light,Emitting Diodes (Mini Chip 0.08 x 0.05 inch)

These SMD LED's are very Tiny but they are bright and seem to work well for what I wanted. Just wish the leads were a little bigger for soldering.

Product as described. Lights are bright and clear, worked great to change the gauge cluster lights in my 2013 Subaru BRZ from red to white. Can be fragile when installing, I broke a few so be careful.

This was a pack of 5 colors, 20 of each color. They worked fine, just as expected. This may well become a stock item, very good value at $5.00, that's just 5c each!!

I needed to replace two of four surface mount green LEDs that I knocked off a circuit board while opening a cordless massage gun to repair it. Fortunately, these were functionally identical to the original LEDs and the illuminated color matches perfectly in both color and brightness (they are very bright).The 0805 LEDs are tiny and are a bit tricky to manipulate. They are slightly magnetic and tend to cling to the steel tweezers I used to position them on the PCB. Fortunately, 60/40 solder readily adheres to them.

These LED are great, used them to fix dead lights on my tach of various colors. They are very small so order a pair of tweezers to handle them as its very difficult to hold on to these and apply some solder.

These LED are cheap and look good, but not easy to use if you're soldering for your first time but you'll save a lot of money if you know how to solder.I spent more than $500 on 2 odometers gauge cluster(also called instrument cluster or speedometer) to solve an issue where I needed only 1 of these LED to replace a dead one on my 2003 Honda Accord. I believe these work for all Hondas but just know that the LED for the speedometer miles is different for the LED for the speedometer needle, which is also different than the LED for gear (P R N,....). If you can't find your LED type, just go to a junkyard with your own tools and get 3 or 4 lights from a wrecked car similar to yours.You'll need some tools to desolder and solder SMD LED diode light like this one(I bought all the tools possible but now that I know better, I think some tools work better for me. You can watch videos online to find out which tools work best for you), a multimeter, few practices to solder.

Used two white LEDs to fix backlighting LEDs burned out on my vehicle. No issues, and close match to the existing LEDs....

Worked great!